Hacktoberfest

CS SYD is participating in Hacktoberfest this year. Look here to find some issues to get started with.

Contributions are very welcome, and do not need to be pre-defined, but below are some good issues to get started with. Documentation in particular is very welcome, and can be a great way to get started with any given project.

If you want to learn more about testing, property testing, GTD, distributed systems or all-round real-world haskell programming, this could be a great opportunity!

The following repositories have some Hacktoberfest issues:

• Validity: Validity-based testing

  • Instances for all vectors

• Cursor: Editor-agnostic zippers with a focus on better testing

  • Make aboveNext and abovePrev symmetric

  • Make promote and demote symmetric

  • A counter cursor for integers

• Smos: A purely functional semantic forest-based editor for Getting Things Done.

  • Commands and keybinding documention

  • timestampSelect puts cursor in the wrong place

  • Copy-pasting a node/tree

  • Clocking out should un-collapse every entry on the path to the roots

• Hastory: Advanced Applied Laziness for terminal-use optimisation

  • Use Sqlite instead of json

  • A simple append-only sync server

You are always welcome to email me for advice or with questions. I will be available to help, coach, guide and review.

Happy Hacking!